@OfTheOldForest - metal, nor to the song of gloom; his bright stare remains on Goldberry alone. Minding not the depth, he swims with the same smoothness of the vessel he sails, towards the cloud of white.* Goldberry... Goldberry... *And reaches for her.*
@OfTheOldForest *Tilion walks by the table, but his eyes do not linger on the rotten fruit. As he steps into the water, the mist alights in reflections that unfurl in answer to the silver ripples that the Maia's shape stirs. He answers not to the swift cloak of shadow, nor to the sound of -
@OfTheOldForest - relief attempts to bite. By sound and scent, touch and reflection, he reaches for a mirror of water, of edges blurred by long forgotten weed.*
@OfTheOldForest *Tilion knows death like he knows the forest, like the arrowhead knows flesh. Yet this has another shape, one even he is a stranger to. In a flicker of starlight, the silver horns carve a path across the land. Where the undead dwell, little does Tilion care if the cold without -
@OfTheOldForest - remaining candles offer, that he may find the River Daughter soon enough for her to still be bathed in their shine. Yet the voice sang of wights, and so he draws his bow for it may join the tune, but the arrows remain still in the quiver.*
@OfTheOldForest *The light in the Hunter's eyes does not waver, but he too grows still, listening for a source of that unnamed voice before deciding on a path. He knows how to find a trail even through starless darkness, yet is helplessly drawn to the gold light. To the trembling hope that the -